The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-10
PERSONAL.

BILL NYE's five columns a week in the New
York World are supposed to net him $50.
THE Emperor and Empress of Brazil expect
to meet Emperor William at Baden at the end
of the month.
PAT SHEEDY is said to have cleared something
like $4,000 by his John l.. Sullivan tours.
Sheedy has the reputation of being a money
maker.
G. p WRIGHT, of Baltimore, has been the
father of twenty-eight children, twentythree of
whom are living The youngest child is four
weeks old.
LORD RUTHERFoRD, a wellknown Scotch
nobleman, is running coach daily between
Hamilton and Lanark, and has been obtaining
much patronage from tourists.
WV. CoRcoRAN, the venerable philanthropist,
has returned to his Washington home greatly
improved in health. He will be obliged, how
ever, to remain closely indoors for several
months.
pleasant of late, Speaker and Mrs. Carlisle have
proved themselves delightful guests and their
visit has been one Of the pleasantest features of
the year to President and Mrs Cleveland.
Mrs. SECRETARY WHITNEY paid $3.50 for the
use of a private car on the Boston and Bar
Harbor limited express when she went to Mount
Desert, buying all the seats in the car at the
regular passenger rates. The journey is one of
nine hours.
GEORGE WILLIAM CHILDs McCARTER, son of
ROBERT DlCttTbSr, OF newark, n, D.. IS one week
old and is worth $1,000. His money is present
from George ". Childs, of Philadelphia whose
niece, Miss Peterson, married Mr.. McCarter
about year ago.
ALFRED K. PAGE, colored waiter. is a candi-
date for lie sslative Representative on the Labor
ticket ia Cincinnati At the nominating CON
vention he received the highest number of votes
given for any candidate for Representative from
any Of the city districts.
MINISTER wEsT's brother, Lord sackville,
would not allow the public to inspect his his
torical palace Mt knole which mario wly escaped
the flames ten days ago. Lord Beaconsfield de-
scribed the place at great length in ''Lothair, -
wherein it figures as Vauxe.
SHIPBuupER JOHN CuRRIER, who died in New
buryport, Mass, on Friday night, shaped many
splendid ship in his town. lie began work in
that line ffty-hve years ago and since then
nearly 100 craft, each of more than 900 ton
mage capacity, have slid from his ways.
TALL, and built like a young Hercules, Dan
Lockwood, of Buffalo, has all the attributes that
go to make up leader of men, His face Is full
and clearly outlined, capable Of expressing all
the necessary emotions Of an orator. His nose
is aquiline and full at the nostris, and his mouth
is not concealed by the small black moustache
he wears.
Dakota Bel quoted oil over the country. has
had 70 suspend It's publication because II failed
To pay. Outside Of Dakota, he says, the paper
was appreciated but Within the Territory the
great majority OF subscribers ordered the paper
TO be sent 20 them aud their friends, and then
refused 30 pay for II.
JusrIcg WILLIAM STRONG, Of the United States
Supreme Court. Is fast nearing the limit OF
human life. Ia a few months more he will have
entered upon bis eightieth year, and yet he is az
active aud healthy m appearance ~ most men
who arr twenty years Younger Back In the end
Of the fortles lie was a Democratic member Of
Congress from Penpsylyapia. but be feIl from
grace and Joined the Republican party Ia the
days vi Buchanan.